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Post your Cinebench R23 Score

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Both at 4.5GHz.
 
In this bench my old I7 920 is beginning to showing its age can i see. But after 7 years there shut also be a difference compared to newer intel Quad-cores.

So this is how my old devilish (se the score number and you will understand) junk handels this bench.

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Got a couple need to get my water running on the opterons to see what they can actually do.

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for best results only run the test, turn your browser off and any background apps.

Hmmmmm....you know how much crap is running on modern systems? :laugh: How exactly do I determine what is performance sapping on a W10 machine?:D

Besides, shouldn't it be more accurate to show the CPU's computing power in normal conditions, which is how most people run programs? Of course, I DO understand, you need a common ground in order to do comparisons. But I don't think everyone will turn off all the same things in order to have a balanced comparison.

Just some random thoughts. I'm still going to run and post my pitiful score tonight.
 
Hmmmmm....you know how much crap is running on modern systems? :laugh: How exactly do I determine what is performance sapping on a W10 machine?:D

Besides, shouldn't it be more accurate to show the CPU's computing power in normal conditions, which is how most people run programs? Of course, I DO understand, you need a common ground in order to do comparisons. But I don't think everyone will turn off all the same things in order to have a balanced comparison.

Just some random thoughts. I'm still going to run and post my pitiful score tonight.


As an example, if i run Cinebench (or anything like it) i open GPUZ and HWMonitor to check on temps and performance throttling. Turning them off for a "proper" test will add between 20-30 points to my score.

Some boards, like my ASUS turn off all unneccesary processes for you in BIOS.
 
One suggestion:

In Cinebench R15 click File, Check Advanced Benchmark, then click Run All tests, let's see all 3 scores and MP ratios.
 
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HA that's a bit worse than I expected.
 
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Was having fun with an older system that hasn't been assembled in a few years. Overclocking the memory was the goal, but I went with a CPU OC on top just for giggles. Gotta say I'm impressed that it almost matches the stock Athlon, but I have to wonder if the platform is the bottleneck in that system since it's ITX.

Regardless, this is not bad for an OG Phenom.
 
A little older test, kept it in archive, I still had my old 780GTX here..

"best off" Gpu score: 1st one @ 194.86fps

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Cpu score:

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because why not
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I ran some R15 test a few days ago, I will post some scores when I get back home.
 
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Here's my Fx-8320 @3.5 (stock) and @4.7 Ghz
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Some of those 6 core CPUs and beyond are very impressive!
 
my stock i7-6700k Skylake for more details check system specs...

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Hey guys I've been contemplating on selling my machine but then i realized that i may be ok for running cinema 4d, are these scores good enough for me? please help
 

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869cb for a new generation 4 Ghz Skylake Meh bet your disapointed !
 
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